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VOL. X
THE DALLES, OREGON, THURSDAY. AUGUST 19, : 1897
NO 188
A DECISION MADE
Injunction Against the Strik
ers Made Permanent.
DEPUTIES RESTRAINED THE MIXERS
Camp at De Armitt's Mine to
Abandoned Serlons Fuel Fam
ine at Wheeling.
Pittsburg, Aug. 18. When court
opened this morning Judges Stowe and
Collier banded down a decision in the
injunction proceedings of the New York
& Cleveland Gas Coal Company against
the United Mine Workers of America,
Patrick Dolan, William Warner and
others. The preliminary injunction was
made permanent and the plaintiff was
ordered to file a bond of $5000 to answer
for such damages as may be sustained
defendants by reason of the injunction.
Immediately after filing the decree,
and upon motion of Thomas Patterson
the court ordered a similar decree to be
drawn in the case against the Bunola
miners, in which the injunction was ap
plied for by Rufus C. Crawford.
No Marching; This Horning.
Pittsburg, Ang. 18. The striking
miners encamped at the mines of the
New York & Cleveland Gas Coal Com
did not march this morning, 'aa they bad
planned to do. At Turtle Creek they
formed in line, but when ready to start
they beheld the deputies standing just
outside of the camp, so the march was
abandoned and small parties numbering
from two to six each were instructed to
patrol the woods in the vicinity of the
mine and report the number of men go
ing to work. They were instructed to
keep moving, and if approached by dep
uties to get away rapidly to escape the
service of an injunction, if possible,
1 The leaders propose in this way to harass
the deputies and De Armitt. They eay
there are 20,000 men in the district, and
that injunctions will have to be read
20,000 times before the attacks upon the
mines at Oak Hill, Sandy Creek and
Plum Creek cease, unless the mines are
sooner closed down.
The men followed the instructions, but
were UDable to learn just how many dig
gers went intT the pit today." The out
put of the Oak Hill mine yesterday was
eeven cars of lamp coal and two of slack
and nut or about 180 tons. This shows
a gain for the company, though no claim
of increased force is made by De Armitt,
and the strikers claim that only 22 men
are at work.
A mass meeting of miners and citizens
has been called to be held at Monongha
hela City tonight. Saturday afternoon a
meeting will be held at Cannonsburg.
Today the miners of Lawrenceville,
Butler, and Warner will hold a mass
meeting at the courthouse at Mercer,
National Organizer Dameron Miller will
make an address. (Heads of various
labor organizations of the city will hold
a conference with the miners' officials
tomorrow evening.
The indications are that the camp
about DeArmitt's mine will be aban
doned, and there will be no more march
ing. Uriah Bellingham reached Plum
Creek about noon and calling the men
together, told them of the adverse de
cision of the court. He told them there
would be no further use in remaining in
camp, as no mora food would be fur
nished. WANTS ANOTHER ISLAND.
It Is Said She Will Shortly
Annex
Clipperton.
San Francisco, Aug. 18. The arrival
of the steamer Navarro from Clipperton
island confirms previous rumors of possi
ble diplomatic complications with Great
Garland's Happy
Thought Salve.
We used vonr Salve on our little child, xrho
had 8cild Head. One jar cured her. We had
been using an ointment that the doctor pre
scribed, but it did not heal it nrj: so w can miv
Garland's Happy Thought Salve is the best thins
Kenney Street, Seattle, Wash.
Sold by Donnell the Druggist, 50 cents
ajar.
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bealthfulness. Assures the food against alum
and all forms of adulteration common to the
cheap brands.
Boyai. Baking Powjokb Co. "Nkw Yobk.
Britain over the ownership of that iso
lated bit of land situated 60 miles west
of Acapulco. It seems that England
has never acquired a title to the island.
Several years ago it was discovered
that the island was rich in phosphite.
The Oceanic Phosphite Company ot this
city, was then organized and since that
time the island has been owned here
and has practically been United States
territorv. It is now asserted that Eng
lish capitalists propose to buy the .San
Francisco company's interest, and hav
ing acqnired a commercial control, to
place the island under Great Britain's
flag.
A gentleman familiar with the matter
says :
"Mexico may assert a claim if Eng
land attempts to annex Clipperton, and
under the Monroe doctrine the United
States would be expected to support it.
If Mexico can show no title to the island,
the United States has a commercial
claim that is ahead of any other.
"Even though neither Mexico nor the
United States may want the island, the
policy of the United States against the
extension of European dominion on this
continent may be extended to the coral
island. " Diplomatic difficulties may
arise in any event unless England desists
from attempting to acquire ownership."'
Whole Frontier Aflame.
Simla, Aug. 18. It is announced here
this afternoon that the whole frontier
seems to be aflame. The Afridas are
marching through Khyber pass upon
Jamrud, while the Orakzais are advanc
ing by Kurram and are threatening
Samana. The 36tli regiment of Sikhs,
which is divided into detachments along
the frontier, has been ordered to concen
trate at Pork Lockhart.
All ladies, except Mrs. Dosvoeux, wife
of Mayor Dosvoeux, of the 36 Sikhs,
have left Samana and reached Hanguin-
sa ferry. The Guerrah andSamil-Maza-
sai have combined and threaten Para
cboner, in the Kurram valley, which is
garrisoned by detachments of Goorkhas
and Sikhs.
Claims Valuable Land.
San Francisco, Aug. 18. Joseph
Sbanneberger, a middle-aged man who
came to this city recently from the East,
called at lhe hall of records yesterday
and made inquiries about the record of a
deed to the block of land on Montgom
ery street between Bush and Pine streets,
upon which the Buss house stands, and
which he claims is the property of a rela
tive of his, to whom it was deeded many
years ago and recorded in the name of
that relative. Shanneberger has the
deed to substantiate his claim, and said
that he would cause the records to be
searched in order to ascertain whether
he can read his title clear to the valu
able block of land.
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It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac
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The merchant who tells you he has
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THE BUSH FBOX SAN FRANCISCO.
Several Vessels Are Yet to Sail for the
North.
San Francisco, Aug. 18. There are
still several vessels booked to sail for the
Klondike. The "steamer North Fork did
not get away yesterday, but is in readi
ness to start this morning. C. J.
Rogers, an experienced mining man of
Colorado and Nevada, is a passenger.
He pays that he will represent a syndi
cate with a capital of $5,000,000, and
that in the syndicate are H. A. Dickel
and Max Nebulunar, of Los Angeles; J.
A. Hartung, of Riverside, and George
Kroger of Denver.
The river steamer Thomas Dwyer is
being fitted for the Yukon trip. She
will be towed to St. Michaels by the
Navarro. This expedition will start on
August 26, under the direction of the
California & Alaska Navigation & Com
mercial Company, composed largely of
Mendocino county men. George D.
McPhaul, of Mendocino, is president of
the company.
The Bessie K., which will take up par
ties from Alameda, is r-pidly being
made ready for her trip. The sailing
yacht Elsueno, which she takes up on
her deck, has been fitted with an engine
and propeller and put in condition for
the Yukon river journey.
The Alaska Investment Company will
send the Berwick to St. Michaels Sep
tember 1. No attempt will be made to
get up the Yukon until next spring.
CARRIED A FORTUNE.
This Salt Lake Tunth Learned Noth
ing by Experience.
Chicago, Aug. 18. All the policemen
In the Harrison-street district were en
gaged in watching $100,000 in money
last night and incidentally making cer
tain that the young man who was carry
ing the fortune around with him was
not escorted to the lake front to ''see the
steamboat explosion."
T. A. Walker is the son of a Salt Lake
city millionaire, and has been in the
East for some time attending to business
matters for his father. In New York he
was held rip and robbed of $600 and a
fine gold watch.
When he reachedChicago yesterday be
registered at the Victoria hotel with hie
wife, and then went out to purchase a
revolver that he might be prepared to
encounter a lot of footpads. When be
purchased the weapon he also bought
diamonds worth $10,000, and, paying the
bill, pulled out a roll of money contain
ing $100,000. Policemen Granger and
Flynn, with Inspector Hartnell, were
standing in front of the store and saw
the money. The officers suspected
something was wrong, and shadowed
Walker to his hotel, where they were
satisfied as to his identity.
When Inspector Hartnell was told the
story he at once made a detail of police'
men, who kept their eyes rivited on
Walker until midnight, when be and hiR
wife boarded a Rock Island train for
Peoria.
STEAMER AL-KI ARRIVES.
She Brings the Latest News From Dyea
and Skag-nay.
Seattle, Aug 18. The Al-Ki arrived
this morning at 4 o'clock, bringing down
news that few miners have crossed the
divide. The body of Dwight Fowler,
who was drowned in the Skaguay river,
was brought down. No other casualities
are reported.
A good many men will winter at Dyea
and go in the spring. The Al-Ki leaves
again tomorrow for the North.
The steamer Humboldt leaves tonight
for St. Micheals. The libel suits filed
last evening have been compromised.
At 1 :30 this afternoon Willis Thorp
was banded a letter by a man who came
down on the Al-Ki from Dyea. The
letter was written by Ed Thorp and
came overland, saying that he had clean
ed up $130,000 on the Klondike in eight
weeks, and was coming ' home on the
Portland. The Portland is due in
Seattle August 26. Ed Thorp has been
gone from Seattle one year having gone
north with a drove of cattle.
The Utlca Mine Eire.
Angels Camp, Cal., Aug. 18. The fire
in the Utlca mine seems to have abated,
although it is impossible to assert to
what extent the fire may have spread or
to estimate the amount of damage done.
The cause of the fire is attributed to the
carelessness of a miner, who was filling
his lamp with oil.
We sell Hoe Cake soap. Pease &
Mays. a3-2m
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